Sessions lock - not using memcached?
| From: | ROZE Samuel | Date: | Sun, 26 Sep 2010 08:10:24 +0000 |
| Subject: | Sessions lock - not using memcached? | ||
| Groups: | php.internals | ||
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Hello,
I'm working with sessions in my PHP applications. My pages can take long time to be executed
(~500ms) and I've simultaneous requests for the same session (Ajax requests). My problem is
that I close sessions at the end of my PHP script, so my sessions files are locked for half a
second. So, simultaneous requests (for the same session) can't be executed... simultaneously!
My question is if I use memcached to store sessions, will my sessions be locked or can I access to
them in the same time? If there aren't it should solve my problem.
A second question is performances: is memcached sessions faster the PHP default sessions? I think
yes because it doesn't make disk I/O..?
Best regards,
Samuel ROZE.